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Personally, I find myself able to better understand concepts from the Head First series, but as far as reference books go, I utilize the Gaddis books for C++, at the very least. I have an older book for C that my father had when he was in college (yep, that old), and I've looked through it...

As USAFRet said, Dreamweaver is an acceptable tool, but there are certainly much less expensive alternatives. I know quite a few hosting websites that offer a way to design websites to make them look professional. Seeing as how you aren't interested in learning the code for future reference...